This blog was originally posted by Energy News on March 27, 2020. Written by Audrey Henderson. More than a decade ago, the American Institute of Architects in Chicago challenged members to make a commitment to achieving carbon-neutral building construction by...

This blog was originally posted by the Building Safety Journal on April 15th, 2019. Written by Michelle Britt, Director of Energy Programs at the International Energy Code Council. In building energy efficiency circles, the terms net zero, zero net energy,...

Official dates for the 2021 Getting to Zero Forum have been announced, we are thrilled to bring this premier event on zero energy and zero carbon buildings to New York City, March 15-17, 2021. New Buildings Institute and Rocky Mountain...

This blog was originally posted by University of Dayton News and Communications on March 2, 2020. University of Dayton engineering students have helped Mission of Mary Cooperative, a Dayton-based urban farming operation, become the city’s first net-zero energy organization through...

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is issuing a Request for Participation to identify ZE/R buildings with technologies and solutions that contribute to achieving ZE/R status. The objectives are to leverage the expertise of the Department of Energy’s National Laboratories...

This blog was originally posted by the Net Zero Build Summit on February 7, 2020. Hi Fred, could you please tell us a little bit more about your role with the Dow Chemical Company? I keep track of the energy...

This blog was originally posted by Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) on their website and written by RMI staff Sneha Ayyagari, Cara Carmichael, Greg Hopkins, Jacob Corvidae, and Laurie Stone As we embark on a new decade, we are reflecting on...

This blog was originally posted by USGBC on January 27, 2020 and written by Melanie Colburn. New Buildings Institute is a Local Partner for the Pacific Region workshops. Join the Pacific region in moving the market for LEED Zero Energy...

This blog was written by Smita Chandra Thomas and Jennifer Jang from Energy Shrink, LLC, a consultancy for energy-efficient buildings. Media and buildings professionals, picture this – James Bond stands in an edgy all-glass penthouse, working on a computer. He...

Written by Dian Grueneich, Precourt Energy Scholar, Precourt Institute for Energy, Stanford University, with assistance from Steve Comello, Lead, Energy Business Innovations Focus Area, Stanford Graduate School of Business, and a co-instructor of the new Building Energy Efficiency course. Building...